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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-30

HELENA. ARK. June pa few weeks
ago c0lorcd farmer named Davis. living
ON thc Wright plantation about ten miles
from Helena. suddenly disappeared from
his home so one was able 90 give a
satisfactory reason for his absence, and
fears were entertained that be had been
foul.v dealt with A party was formed
to -cour the woods for him. and after "a
continued search for several days they
caught sight % him i'm the thickcs. part Of
the woods. miles away from amy settle.
mcnt He was perfectly nude, and had
been sulsisting ON berries and herbs.
Whenever his pursuers would approach
him De would scream "NhO are y0uy'
and s1ediatoiy run away. lie was
evidently q aving maniac, and all at
tempts to capture him have been fruit
les, Autobiography has been formed for
the purpose of eiIccting his capture. lie
has mo- particular haunt as he las been
seen several times in various localities by
different people AS soon as Dee is ob
served he rushes madiy through the
undergrowih and trees The suppOsiiion
is tha, he became lost In the woods, and,
being unable to find his way out, he
became insane
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BRENfIIEs.
The News of the lay Boiled Down and
Served TIP I'm Condensed shape.

me news oi th' taY boiled Down anu
Served Up In Condensed shape.
Mr. A. p Routt of Richmond is in
Danyille
Second Auditor Ruflin has returned to
the city.
Mr. G.. Gillian of Richmond graduated
in medicine at the University commence
ment.
Allen Talbot, Jr, was awarded one Of
the highest honor-ceriifcates at Hanover
Academy.
Governor Lee has be- elected an hon
orary member of PickC,t-Buchanan Camp,
G v, of Norfolk.
Ms General Pickett and her son will
accompany the veterans of Picketts
Division TO Gettysburg.
" /. Waller Of Virginia has passed
satisfactory examination and been admit
ted To- the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Rev Job Turner, the deaf and dumb
preacher, Well known I'm Richmond, is
now in Louisiana engaged i'm mission
work
Isaac Thurston, the negro beaten by
Michael ORourke, was unable to appear
yesterday and the case was continued un-
I'll Saturday.
Ferguson. formerly of the Virginia base
ball club, stands fifth IN the League at
this time. lie has won ten games and
lost four
Alta quarter 10 o'clock this morning
q "a fff
Box 23, corner Seventeen and Marshall
streets
The llowitzers expect TO carry about
fOrty-dgc men with them ON their en-
campment at the WarrentOn White Sui
phur Springs They start July 18th.
The picnic of the Lcigh-street Baptist
church yesterday To- Providence Forge
was q great success. One of the longest
passenger trains ever seen on the road
was required 10 carry down the people.
Henry $. Washington won the Silli-
man prize 200 the late commencement of
Yale College He Is set down as resi-.
dent of New Haven How did one Of
George family get so far North.
The house ON Ninth street, SO long the
residence of Dir BcaIe, is being thor
oughly renovated II may De recorded
as q bit of local history that President
Monroe stayed az this house while at
tending thc Convention of 1929
Mc-srs Archer Anderson, Jr, and
Joseph r. Anderson. sons of Colonel
Archer Anderson, have been distinguish
cd at thc Uni crsity This year. the former
graduating n ali the -hools i'm which he
studied
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TELEGRAPuuC SUMMARY.

General Boulanger has been appointed
to the command of French army corps.
The great three-year old race horse,
fremont, will. ii is reported be retired
from the turf He has never been beaten
and has won l3 races and S39,l35.
The London Standard says that on the
passage of the crimes bill the Govern
ment will issue a special proclamation
suppressing the National League in the
counties of Kerry, Clare, and Cork.
Latin & Rand's powder mills, eight
miles from Patterson \. j., exploded on
the 2Sth killing three men and injured
many Loss over $4,000.
Mrs Langtry has announced allegiance
90 Great Britain and has taken out pa
pers of citizenship in the United States.
Prince Albert Victor and Prince George
were hissed in Dublin at review OF
troops on the 2Sth.
The La Fayette theatre at Rouen has
been destroyed by fire, no lives lost.
10 is stated that King Milan will GER
tainly ahdecate the Seryian throne, al
though there have been official denials.
The yellow fever is gaining foothold
az Key West, eight additional eases have
developed in the last few days.
The people in and around Morehead,
Kv.. expect another outbreak from the
Toliyer faction and are making prepa-
rations to quiet it,
The report that Jacob Sharp was dying
is pronounced a sensational canard. HIS
case is now before the jury.
There was another big drop in stocks
and bonds on the New York market yes
terday.
The Anglo Egyptian Treaty has not
vet been ratified but will be on Monday
Long Branch is rapidly filling up with
is usual crowd of summer residents.
The work of placing the telegraph
wires under ground in Washington is
being rapidly pushed to completion.
The North Atlantic squadron left New
port on the 2sth instant, and the several
vessels sail to different stations
There is no confirmation of the re-
ported troubles in the Hawaiian Islands.
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Knled whlie working on sunday.

CoLLrNsyILLE. ILL. June 29.-Henry
Bada. an old resident of this place, while
hrickine up well he was sinking for II.
S. Merrill was killed In the following
manner. lie had dug down to water Sat
urday, and for fear that the walls would
cave I'm. he told Mr. Merrill he would
have 10 work sunday, contrary to Mef-
rilrs wishes He was assisted by his son
and another young man, ,he 'wo latter
doing the hosting and lowering. They
finished the digging about ! o'clock and
commenced the bricking. About that
time the two men on top had loaded the
bucket with about 800 pounds Of brick
and were lowering il when the tub caught
and turned, throwing the brick down on
Bada. The brick fell distance OF about
20 feet. crushing his skull, knocking out
his teeth and breaking his lower jaw and
a leg. Heneyer regained consciousness,
and died about half an hour afterward.
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George Powell Walter Jennings, and
Lewis Meyer were before Justice Rich
ardson yesterday, charged with beating
and cutting A. o. Allen another driver
Allen was not in court, and Dr. T. II. &.
Noble stated that he had seen him the
night before. and that hc was suffering
from two wounds ON the scalp and cuts
ON the nose and behind the ear The
wounds were not serious
ON motion of Mr. Edgar Allan several
witnesses were heard TO determine the
question of bail II appeared from The
evidence that Jennings and Powell had 70
fight at the stable, in which thc latter got
the worst of it, and that Powell refused
to allow the fight to bc stopped.
The case was continued until to.mOr-
row. and Powell and Meyer were bailed.
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The members of Pickett's Division and
of Lee Camp are hard at work preparing
for thc various coming events in which
they take part.
Picke Is Division will leave on the
evening of July 2d, and expect 20 carry
between two and three hundred men.
Their arrangements are about complete
Lee Camp is still more busily engaged
preparing for the reception Of General
Lander Post of Lynn and Phil sheridan
Post of Salem, G. A. r., which Will
reach here July lth, and viii spend two
nights and day IN the city Committees
have been appointed TO look after every
detail TIA Camp shoull and doubtless
will. have the full and hearty support OF
the people of the city in entertaining the
visitors.
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The Board of Directors of the Mer
chants National Bank have declared %
dividend of 3t per cent on the capital
stock out of the net earnings OF the past
siN months. free from all taxes, payable
on and after July lsL
The First National Bank has declared
"a dividend of 4 per cent
The directors of the Union Bank have
declared out of the profits of the current
six months a dividend Of per cent. or
S3 per share free of tax, payable TO the
Stockholders ON and after July lst.
The Citizcns Bank and the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company have
each declared dividend of per cent.
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A Kunaway mn.band neturn. wealthy

CENrRAlIA. No June 29.-Four years
ago there appeared IN these parts an in-
diyiduM giving MS me as George
Washington. After a short sOj0um be
married prepOssessing country girl
named Gridella Roberts. The couple
went to Moberly where the young wife
was abandoned i'm iew days, and the
husband left for parts unknown. The
girl returned nome, and after three years
weary waiting for the husband that never
returned she secured a divorce last Octo-
Der
Last week there suddenly appeared be-
fore lhe astonished lady the lOng-absent
husband He was disguised in false
whiskers aud hair, while around his waist
were strapped four large reyolyers, bis
reason being that he feared lynching at
the hands of tho FREUD, of the lady. Ex
plantations followed ant all was forgiven.
lie had been out West and made bis pile,
and wanted 10 reclaim his wife. The
uple went 10 Columbia and we're re-
married, and now everything is lovely
and the husband seems very devoted. In
the last marriage be gave his name ss
George Washington Underwood, which
he claims is genuine The affair has ere
ated quite sensation.
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K,nre.entnti,e Gro.yenor,- Opinlon.

WAsnNGIoS, June 29-In an interview
to-day Representative Grosyenor said
when asked what he thought Of the pros
poets Of am extra session and of getting
some revenue legislation. III an extra ses-
sion is cal ed, il will DO the Democrats
a great injury. As 10 the tariff, do not
knOw what they can do. hear indi-
rectly that Randall claims as much
strength a. he had before. do not know
what he means by that oppose, how
ever. that he means as great strength In
proportion to the majority of his party"
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OVER THE WIRES.
THE dCCIDEyTS AND INCIDENTS OF
THE DAY BY TELEGRAPH

The Famous Ten Brock Dead p ling
for Jake sharp strange Freak Of Mad
man 4 Runaway Husband Returns
wealthy Weather Indications -Nc.
LEXINGTON, KY, June 29.-At the Nan
tura stock farm, Woodward county, Ky,
Yesterday morning, the thoroughbred
stallion Ten Brock, the property of Mr.
+. b. Harper, died of paralysis. He was
foaled in 1872, and was by imported
Phaeton dam Fannie HOlton, by Lexing-
ton. second dam Nantura, dam of Long
fellow, ~ Browner's Eclipse, third dam
Quiz. by Bertrand.
Ten Broeck was one of the most sensa-
tiOnal performers that has ever appeared
on the turf His career commenced when
he was a twO-year-oldN and continued un-
til he was six years old. when his owner
retired him TO the stud. not on account of
breaking down or any signs O.. physical
disability, but because there was no
chance for him 10 make any new con
quests on account of being barred from
participating in races.
WINNER OF TwENTY-sIX RACES.
Ten Brock started twenty-nine times
and only lost six races, and these when
out of condition. He won three races at
three miles. two each at one mile and
half. one mile and five furl0ngs two
miles. two miles and a furlOng, two mile
heats and four mile heats, and one each
at one mile, mile heats, one mile and "a
furlong, one mile and a quarter, two miles
and quarter, two miles and half, two
two miles and five furlongs and four
miles.
HIS BEST RECORDS.
Ten Brock ran mile i'm l39i )hest
on recOrdl
Two miles i'm 3.2,i Cbest ON record
Two miles and five furlongs in ijS
lbcst ON record
Four miles i'm 1l5f lbest ON record)
one mile and five furlongs i'm l9t
)best ever made by three yearoldl.
At the same age he ran mile heats in
la and l.45.
Two-milc heats in 33Gt and 34Oi
Three miles i'm j.3l. j26i and j.344.
Two-milc heats In 33Sf and 33S
F0urmile heats i'm 1.42 and 40
I'm these races he defeated such horses
as Arstides. Stcinbok, Elemi, Bob Wool
ley. King Alfonso, Emma c., Stampede.
Vandalite Arizona. Damon. Enlister,
Monmouth, Add, Phyllis and many other
good ones, as can be Judged by these
wonderful performances
SOME OF HIS PROGENY.
Ten Brock was justly called "Hing of
the Turf, and as sire be has been mo-
ess celebrated I'm five years his get
Won the enormous sum of $2Ol BPS In
public money Following are some of
his get. with the number of races they
have won Drake Garter, u Ten Strike,
20. Tulu. 10; Cardinal McCloskey l3,
Bersan. ~; Jim Gray, - Ten Booker,
n; Swinoy. g, Lord Ragland 4 g W r.
Woodward S Tennessee, O. Test, q, and
Bob Cook, >.
I'm winning these races Ten Brock
get have beaten some of The crack horses
of the time and have made good &c ords.
Considering This great horses record aud
the ct that hc was only fifteen wears
old, il is apparent that Mr. Harper alone
is not the only loser-the American turf
loses one of ils brightest stars
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This club will leave the city on Satur-
day at 4 pm. for Norfolk, where they
will DE entertained by the Norfolk Club
Among other pleasant features will be an
excursion down the bay and sight OF
the fireworks al Old Point on the Fourth.
The total cost viii be about s. each
Those intending TO 90 should notify Mr..
John y. Nicholas, assistant secretary of
The association, not la.er than Friday
noon. The party will reach Richmond
ON return at ll.O5 am Tuesday
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DIED.

IFSCOMB.-D Died June y, 1857, JOHN B.,
infant son OF John B. and Vi. W. Lipscomb.
PEARMAN.-D Died at her parents residence,
No. 6.G High street, AT 4:3O O'Clock Tuesday af-
tcrno0n June -. 1855, FANNIE LEE, infant
child OF Joseph and Eugouia Pcarman, in the
18Th month of her age
YANCEY.- Died June 2sth, al 500 West Grace
street. G. EOKGE ". NANCEY, son of the late
George ". NanCey, Sr., and Emily J. Nanccy.
HOPK lNS.-Dicd ia Baltimore on Monday,
june 20, 1857, HAL. II. HOPKINS. in the 18th
year of his age, son of the late william ;.
Hopkins. Norfolk, Petersburg and "inches-
ter Va papers please copy
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Some of the readers of the TIMES have
asked how there could Doe q titled per
sonage i'm Virginia after the Revolution
referring TO the Sir Peyton Skipwith
mentioned i'm the sketch of the late Pey-
ton s Coles The title of course as far
as Virginia was concerned was only one
of courtesy; but This Sir Peyton Skip
with (who died in 1905 bad inherited
a baronetcy from m ancestor who fled
from England after the downfall of the
Royal cause i'm the reign of Charles ],
and as he was q venerable and highly re-
spcctcd gentleman the new born rcpuh-
licanism of tre day did not deprive him
of his designation His eldest son, Grey.
uncle of the late Mr. Coles, went TO-
England and became member of Parlia-
ment, and rs Virginia laws in regard TO
titles have OF course nothing TO do with
England the title which was for a num-
Der of generations in Virginia, is now
vested i'm his son, also a citizen of Eng
land
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Kacing al NemcastIe.

LONDON, June 29-At the Newcastle
and High Gosforth Park summer 0ubilee)
meeting TO day the race for the Northum-
berland plate of 1000 soyereigns was
won by Mr. W. Blake's four year-old bay
colt fxmoOr Mr. ". PAnson's four-yesr-
old bay colt Castor was second, and Lord
Durhams six year-old Vagabond third.
There were thirteen starters
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Albert Victor Thankful to the Dublin
People.

DUBLIN. ! me, 29.-Prince Albert Vic
tor of Wales has thanked the people of
Dublin for the loyal addresses presented
90 him ON the occasion of the visit of him
self and his brother, Prince George, to
this city. II, says he is pleased with the
reception accorded him and his brother,
and is glad OF the efforts to materially
advance ireland, which he hopes Will
meet with complete success
Prince Albert Victor Of Wales to day
laid the foundation stone Of the new
wing of the hospital for incurables at Dom
nvbro0k. He was fairly well received and
but few hostile cheers greeted him.
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C0NsrANTINOPLE, June 20. - The
threats of France ia connection with the
Anglo-Turkish convention have had the
effect Of cxasperating the porte. II is
believed that the Sultan will finally sign
ihe convention The porte has declined
10 grant a con .ession for the construction
Of Asiatc railways to syndicate COM
posed of Frcnchmen
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The Fourth Presbyterian Church.

Communion service will be held IN Oh 5
church next Sunday morning at II
o'clock. Preparatory services will be
held tonight when Rev DR.. Kerr will
preach. Tomorrow night preaching al
the same hour by Rev. DR.. Drew, and
Saturday evening at . o'clock lecture by
the pastor. Rev. j Calvin Stewart The
public are cordially invited to all the ser
vices
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Mrs Goodale. the temperance lecturer
viii coI duct meeting at tine Centenary
church t0 might u Slj Rev Mr Wny
and Rev "A. Cutler will also deliver
addresses Mr., Goodalc is an eloquent
speaker. and doubtless there will be "a
large crowd present at This, the las. time
She will speak in Richmond
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-30

DrBLlN, June % 1t is stated that Mr.
Holmes, attorney general for Ireland, is
about 20 be- raised TO the Irish bench rs
Justice OF the court Of common pleas
That Mr. Gibson, now solicitor general
for Ireland, will succeed him as attorney
encal and that Sergeant Peter O'Brien
will become solicitorgeneral.
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The Injunction Against the Richmond and
Dansille,

The following from the Baltimore SIM
of yesterday win throw some light on
This proceeding
Temporary injunction has been OBJ
tanned by the holders of $4,000 of Rich
mond and Danyille dcbenturc bonds,
restraining fhc payment of the dividend
on the preferred stock They claim that
the deier.ud int rest ON the debenure-
must flst be paid The maiterwill come
up for argument in the Supreme Court
to morrow President Sully does not
view the matter with any alarm. Tie
says that the deferred interest was fund
ed i'm consolidated bonds at the time Of
the reorganization, but these small
holders did not accept the terms
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KeporLeh pronning.

a report reached this city yesterday
afternoon to the effect that two colored
men were drowned in thc river several
miles below Richmond How they came
to De drowned and what were the names
of the parties could not be a-ceriained
ar any of the wharyc- in Rockets late
last evening.
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Sick Headache

cured and its return prevented by the use
of DR.. Dayid's Vegetable Liver Pills. As this
remedy has been thoroughly tested by num-
bcrs of our best people. containing as II does
none but vegetable ingredients, IL should com
mend itself to all sufferers With this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild inacton, these
pills can be- taken by both the weak ana the
Strong, Price. . cents box OF - Pills; five
boxes for 81.
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Thcre were rathcr m0rc than ihe usuaI
number of visitors 90 This place yester-
day. The much talked of capitals, which
were being cut i'm one of thc sheds, PROV
ing novelty and am attraction. The
slonecutters have plaster casts of these
capitals as models
The first of what Is known as belt
course b ' was being put i'm position. lt
is next above the watertable, and BIAS q
wclLcut and handsome m0ldinr.
Clay Dmdndgc one of the coiorcd la-
borers, while rolling a piece of granite
had the end of his finger mashed. was
dressed by a physician from The Aims
house.
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PARIS, June 20.-The radicals are OF
Tended at the conduct Of Mgr. Rotelli, the
new papal nuncio at Paris, in appearing
as principal guest at recent rOyalist
soiree, and intended to Guesiio the cham
Der Of deputies about il.
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The Gnllcco Nm. Case.

Judge Holiday of the Chancery Court,
issued a rule yesterday against Mr. Charles
J.. Todd and his attorney, Mr. +. \. Can
non, ordering them to appear this morn
ing at II o'clock, and show cause why
they should not be attached for contempt
for the protest they made at the sale on
the 11fh instant
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A new council !of the Junior Order OF
United American Mechanics, to be called
Enterprise, will be Instituted in a few
days.
An arrest was made last night of a
party charged with stealing watch from
Jahn&e, the jeweller, several weeks ago.
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Iuquriug Here for Mahone's Missing
JeWelry.

AuNNli lnN ltfit TOT WahhHf y .hi77iiih =
JeNelry.
The ".tusbwg hdcrAppen Of yester-
day say-
"No clues have been obtained so far by
thc police of the experts who made the
domicilarv visit 40 Senator Malone $
residence and helped themselves to sun
dy hundred dollars of his spare cash,
beside. making free with his sideboard
md ilchng several hundred choice re-
ea.i4s The time and manner of enter
ing thc house thcpromptness with which
lhc burglars directed their atten-
Gon t0 the money of Senator
Mahorc and bis son Butler; the
fact that they cschewed iewelry and silver
ware however valuable all this J ads to
the inevitable conclusion that the work
was done by some person or persons who
were thoroughly familiar with the prem
iscs and with the ways of its inmates
Inquiries were made i'm Richmond to-
day.al one or TWO questionable places as
t0 whether The thief or thieves had dis
posed of the property i'm Richmond, but
these inquiries amounted to naught
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To-day is lhe last allowed by law for
the payment of taxes without the addi-
tional percentage There has been big
un ON the Collectors Office for several
days. and those who wish to avoid the
amount must pay to-day
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The city ambulance was called TO Gam
ble's Hill Park yesterday morning 90 at
tend 90 Charles Wilson lcoloredl, who
had an attack of cramp. He was taken
TO Dis home on First street, between
Charity and Duyal.
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THE COIR RTS.

POLICE COURT.

VIM Harrison, charged with being
drunk and driving recklessly on the street.
Fined $lJ.
W. r Johnson lcoloredJ was fined s.
for assaulting and striking Moses Phelps.
George Long. charged with assaulting
and striking Robert Walker with rock.
When the case was called, Mr. George
G.. Gains, Walkers employer, stated that
the wounded man was in a very bad con-
dition, and it was such as to prevent his
appearing In court. The case was con-
tinued until Saturday Long was bailed
for his appearance
W. b. Hall, disOrdcrly in the street.
Fined $3.50 and costs
John Brooks (coloredl, disorderly and
creating a disturbance in the neighbor-
hood Committed in default Of security
for his good behavior
James Ellis (colorcdl was fined - for
contempt of court in failing To- appear in
court after having been summoned.
J. w. Donley, charged with creating a
disturbance I'm the bar-room of and threat
ening to beat p. Giyolani Fined %j and
costs
CIRCUIT COURT.
Evidence was partly heard IN the case
of Ferguson against the Transparent Zee
Company and the case continued until
to-day
UENRlCO COUNTY COURT
was not in session yesterday but viii DE
to-day
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The City Editor Of the TIMES, Mr..
James A. Gentry is confined TO his house
by very serious and sudden indisposition.
His many friends wish him q speedy re-
covery and return 10 his desk